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Tuesday
Mar182008

Federal District Court docket info for free?

DateTue, March 18, 2008

Thanks to my friend Al Robert for pointing this out. Justia has a free online database of all federal docket information from Jan 1, 2004 to the present. The information is sparse, but at least you can see all of the recent cases filed related to a certain party. Nice.

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